Word: councill
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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With this in mind, the Council should to every-thing in its power to encourage campaigning. The most immediately attractive notion is for the Council to provide free mimeographing service to all candidates who have something to say and yet don't want to spend the money. This is the least the Council could do to foster a decent volume of campaigning and possibly raise voting above the "I like Joe" level...
...Class of 1949 unofficially enters the ranks of the alumni next week when it receives its first appeal from the Harvard Fund Council to contribute toward its twenty-fifth anniversary gift to the College...
...three class agents, Thomas J. Hyde '49, William Gold '49, and Hans H. Estin '49, began signing appeals yesterday at the Wadsworth House head-quarters of the 23-year-old Council...
This year's seniors will be the first ever to permit the College to spend the interest which the gift will earn from year to year, David T. W. McCord '21, chairman of the Fund Council, said yesterday. Interest on the traditional $100,000 gift usually amounts to $25,000 over the 25-year period...
Main idea of the Fund Council is to enroll immediately a big proportion of the class. Last year the Class of 1948 led the field of 76 living College classed with a Fund enrollment of 422. The minimum goal of the present Seniors Class is 500 contributors...